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CROSBY TAKES HIN TO TASK FOR vEToING II

MR.. CROSBY TAKES HIN TO TASK FOR vETOING THE
HIGH Lie NsE BILL
ALBANY, April 10 tSpeciatl. -Assemblyman Crosby
called up Governor Birs veto OF tho High License bill
this afternoon and assaed the Governor iof MS Fcto
Mr. Crosby said In substance:
When nrst road thought such frivolous
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Governor attitude toward the blu There 10 one peculiar
silis said thai decide the laeo tho bill -.
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That was looking a. che Gii Tho fortune Of tho
esta think decided shIy srdns his pom, Of
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been accused Of being and with due limitations b.
Sys the sI-Is s pa. s99 Rsnsws% laughter
being sssn on nse matter IN s Sw
led The Governor g put forth % Co
hope Plat will restrain his erantine.. on iatnrs ocoa
be sSsh rS sTs % IN. C
But tho Governor made preteIt that amendment HIS
'G %r Sesn speaker
uppsriamsntay IN assang the Governor win such IAN
SPEAKER HustedThe point of order not well MT
crosIyl 90 not wonder that tho gentleman H SMr
dealers Tho GovornOs veong the bill not
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Tor such :r Me s s se not ea
bee passed for The is obvious Where
population dense the liquor saloons should 10 under dnsr
efctt has induced Board Of Excise Of NcwYork to
OF the politician who has sat In tho Governors
hal will soon lead 10 his retirement
Mr.. Sax on Ossp) mede o forcibe argument showing
the lack Of constitutional grounds for Governor Hilrs
veto OF the High License bill Mr. sheehan made q
speech in defence OF the Governors action and then
upon motion Of Mr. Erwin the bill LAID the table.
MR. PERRY's PETITION-vARfOUs BILLS
ALBANY, April 10 tspeciah. -Assemblyman Cole Of
Schuyler County, presented petition from Isaac q.
Perry of the New that tho
Legislature should mako investigation OF his conduct
as Capitol Commissioner The resolution was laid on the
table IL provides for an Investigation Of Mr. Perry By
the Judiciary Committee.
The bill OF Mr. Baker to check the formation OF fraudu
lent co cooperative and life insurance compa-
MES failed TO pass tho Assembly to-day lacking i've
Affirmative yotes Mr. Baker will mako another attempt
hssemlyman Latimers bill empowering county
treasurers and controller OF New York 10 retain rs
fees per cent OF collections under tne cois,sra 10
age OF that act. recomnitted 10 the Judiciary Com
mttee Of the Senate for revision on senator Vedders
objection that the percentage great for the Con
tr0ler OF NewYork and that possibly tho retroactive
provision not constitutional
ARTHUR MEMORIAL EXERCISES TONIGHT
Albany, April l9.-Governor Hill. 10 accordance with
request OF the Legislative committees Of both Houses
will preside at the memorial exercises OF exPresdent
Arthur to be held In the Capitol tomorrow even
ing Chsunoey NJ. Depew and ex-United States Attor-
nsy-Gcnersl Brewster wiI deliver addresses
GOVERNOR HILL MUST NAME OTHER MEN.
ALBAsY April 10 tSpeeiab. Republican Senators
ut their this afternoon considered the nomina
tions Of william A. Armstrong and James A. Buckbee for
Railroad Commissioner Both the nominations were
chung up" that 49, It decided to take upon
them In the Armstrong the vote was to y and in